Mayor of Great Lakes Jan McWilliams and Council staff hosts Bungwahl Public School at the Great Lakes Council Chambers. Council’s Traffic Engineer, Mr Wade Holmes was in the hot seat as he led the students through a real community consultation on…
The aging population on the Myall Coast, means our men carry a higher risk of developing prostate cancer. A group of Tea Gardens Gardens Hawks Nest residents have formed the Prostate Support Awareness (PSA) in a bid to raise awareness of…
Two talented folk bluegrass musicians are coming to Tea Gardens to entertain guests at a house concert. It will be the fifth year that residents Stephanie Perrott and her partner, Rex Stoessiger, have opened their home up to stage these concerts.…
Great Lakes Council’s Library Service has the answer for school students of all ages now that school is back in full swing and the homework is flooding in. You can call into Forster, Nabiac or Tea Gardens Libraries every Wednesday from…
THE young and the old of Tea Gardens Hawks Nest will all benefit from the $5,800 raised at the latest Police Charity Golf Day. The event, held at Hawks Nest Golf Club late last year, is scheduled annually to give…
Three people have been arrested following an affray at Tuncurry yesterday. Police were called to De Lore Crescent in Tuncurry about 2am (Friday 13 March, 2015), responding to reports of a fight. They discovered a 23-year-old woman with facial injuries after…
Member for Myall Lakes Stephen Bromhead met with Minister for Resources and Energy Anthony Roberts last week to announce the cancellation of Petroleum Exploration Licences (PELs) 437 and 476 following buy-backs from resources company Pangaea. PEL 476 covered 1,009,357 hectares north…
If you haven’t tried wine produced from grapes grown in the Myall Coast region then perhaps you should, as you might be pleasantly surprised. In the three years since Old Inn Road Wine at Bulahdelah has been in commercial production, their…
Anticipation is building for two Myall Coast residents last week after discovering they had scored a trip to Hawaii with the Channel Seven Sunrise crew. Neryl Grehan of Tea Gardens said she was sitting with a cup of tea watching Sunrise when…
Wheelchair bound people can now enjoy Bennett’s Beach Hawks Nest thanks to the Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Surf Life Saving Club’s new beach wheelchair. Getting the beach wheelchair worth more than $4000 was an effort between Variety Australia and generous donations…